Kashgar Pomegranate [Xinjiang Shufu Specialty]

What is Kashgar pomegranate? Authentic Xinjiang Shufu Specialty: Kashgar Pomegranate

Summary:Do you want to know what Kashgar Pomegranate is? This article is a detailed introduction to the Xinjiang Shufu specialty - Kashgar Pomegranate. It was compiled and edited by the editorial team of China Specialty Network after reviewing and collecting relevant information on Kashgar Pomegranate. The full text takes about 10 minutes to read, mainly including the basic introduction of Kashgar Pomegranate and its nutritional value? What are the product characteristics of Kashgar pomegranate? How did the history of Kashgar pomegranate come about? Wait

Basic Introduction of Kashgar Pomegranate

Pomegranate, also known as An Pomegranate or Sea Pomegranate, is a deciduous shrub or small tree. Needle like branches, leaves are ovate or elliptical in shape, hairless. The flowering period is from May to June, mostly in vermilion color, but also in yellow and white. Berries are nearly spherical in shape and mature from September to October. The outer skin is translucent and juicy in texture; The inner seed coat is leathery. Due to its bright colors and abundant offspring, it is often used as a festive fruit, symbolizing the abundance of children and blessings, and the abundance of offspring in the house. Originating from Iran (Persia) and its surrounding areas, it was introduced to China during the Han Dynasty and mainly includes different varieties such as agate pomegranate, pink skinned pomegranate, green skinned pomegranate, and jade stone. Kashgar is abundant in Xinjiang, China, hence it is also known as the "hometown of pomegranates"

Pomegranate has a long history in China and is very popular among Chinese people because of its beautiful appearance, sour and sweet taste, and more importantly because of its auspicious meaning, which symbolizes the kind of prosperous and happy life that Chinese people hope. The ancient Chinese literati loved pomegranates and gave them a lot of emotion. The pomegranate flowers were bright as fire. When they bloomed, they were very red. The Chinese people always liked red. The pomegranate flowers full of branches symbolized a prosperous, beautiful and prosperous day. So many Chinese people like to plant one or two pomegranates in their own yards to pray for a life as red as pomegranate flowers

The flesh and flesh are translucent and juicy; The inner seed coat is leathery. Due to its bright colors and abundant offspring, it is often used as a festive fruit, symbolizing the abundance of children and blessings, and the abundance of offspring in the house